Cloud9 can definitely thrive in the 2022 Worlds: Fudge

Fudge switched from the top lane to the mid lane when Perkz left C9 last year. He did not, however, mention the fact that C9 came in fourth place in the 2022 LCS Spring Split. Fortunately, Jensen returned to the team midway during LCS Summer, allowing Fudge to resume playing top lane. 

Out of all the top laners in the LCS Championship, Fudge had the greatest KDA and the fewest average deaths, according to Game of Legends statistics. He is in excellent shape and thinks his squad will play at the highest level in the 2022 Worlds. After the spring split, Cloud9 changed significantly from its previous shell to become a better team. While the squad was competing for the LCS Championship, every player stood up and made a contribution.